Philippine Stocks Rebound on Bargain Hunting, Supported by Foreign Inflows
The Philippine stock market rebounded after two days of decline as investors sought bargains at lower prices. Foreign fund inflows provided support, with the main stock index closing higher. However, concerns over the weakening peso persist.
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